Omnidirectional 1090 MHz Antenna For Automatic Dependant Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B)

Mohd Tahir, Muhammad Syahir Akmal (2019) Omnidirectional 1090 MHz Antenna For Automatic Dependant Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ads-b) is the newest technological vault in airspace surveillance. It also an alternate technique of presenting aircraft position data which aircraft continually transmit their identity and navigational information. Such signals or alert are received by ground station and relayed to Air Traffic Services where they are used to increase radar data. It can also be received by other aircraft and the nearby traffic. As on average, Malaysian airport currently handles around 30,000 departing passengers a day, while receiving around 50,000 daily for arrivals. It serves more than 60 airlines operating at the airport. The ADS-B data was gathered from the known website in order to look into the movements of aircraft flying over Peninsular Malaysia's airspace by plotting the trajectories of flight path based on its flight ID, latitude, and longitude and altitude information. We show that this Sample entries of flight id for “Boeing” which is AK6285/AXM6285 from airasia, with latitude: 43.5033, longitude: -79.1297 and altitude: 7833.36. We show that from the flight trajectories and flight path of all collected data, the density and flow of air traffic from the ADS-B system for Peninsular Malaysia can be visualized.

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